Those hoping to catch some special deals at the outlet shopping mall on the edge of Edmonton International Airport will have to wait a little longer.
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Category Archives: Edmonton (Alberta)
Mill Woods residents frustrated by flood mitigation work
The city’s multimillion-dollar flood-mitigation plan for Mill Woods is overkill, an Edmonton resident says.
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Andrew Knack becomes first city councillor to shun developer, union donations
Incumbent Andrew Knack is expected to announce Wednesday he will not accept corporate or union donations for his re-election campaign, becoming the first city council candidate to reject such donations in recent memory.
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New library, seniors centre proposed for contentious surplus school site
Community leaders hoping to halt a contentious housing complex on a south-side surplus school site have been offered a tentative solution.
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Councillor launches counter effort to keep Dynalife downtown
Against a backdrop of rising vacancy rates, Edmonton’s downtown councillor is struggling to keep a major employer from relocating.
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Affordable housing to enter Edmonton’s suburbs, battles may ensue
Neighbourhood battles may soon begin to brew in Edmonton’s supposedly quiet suburbs, as city council gears up to debate the fate of new affordable housing complexes for outlying neighbourhoods.
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Take a tour inside Edmonton’s first shipping container apartment building
While it may not be the most traditional way of building, once you’re inside one of Edmonton’s newest apartments, you wouldn’t even know you’re standing inside what was once a shipping container.
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‘It’s a pivotal time:’ Oliver votes to demolish community hall for something new
Residents in Oliver will be without a permanent community hall by the end of this year, after their community league decided it was best to tear down the building for something new.
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Better claims process needed for construction damage, Edmonton councillor says
The city needs to take a bigger role of the claims process when homes are damaged by city construction projects, says Coun. Mike Nickel.
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Edmonton housing market makes a turn for the better: Royal LePage
Edmonton’s housing market began to pull itself out of a slump during the second quarter of 2017, according to numbers from the Royal LePage house price survey, although condo numbers slid slightly.
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